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May 24, 2005

The CIS and South Eastern Europe

Turkey On The Agenda In Germany

by Edward Hugh

As if Turkey’s membership talks weren’t already under enough pressure from the French referendum, today we have the suggestion that a change of government in Germany will only serve to complicate the picture even further.

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September 13, 2004

The CIS and South Eastern Europe

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by David Weman

Understanding Ivan.

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June 30, 2004

The CIS and South Eastern Europe

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by David Weman

Fear Returns to Russia.
“I was covering Nikitin’s trial in 1999, and after one session in court I asked the prosecutor to comment on the progress of the case.
‘If I were you I would be very careful,’ responded the prosecutor, Alexander Gutsan. ‘Particularly since you have a little boy.’”

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June 19, 2004

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by Nick Barlow

Amongst all the other decisions made at the summit, Croatia is now an official EU candidate state. Talks are scheduled to begin next year with an aim of the Croats joining alongside Romania and Bulgaria in 2007.

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May 18, 2004

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by David Weman

Russia and the Baltic republics, and now the EU. A fraught relationship, not least because of suspicions of bad faith on both sides. What is to be done? Some thoughts from a key Munich think tank, in German.

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May 8, 2004

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by Nick Barlow

Georgian President Saakashvili has disbanded the Adjaran parliament and installed direct rule in the province after the departure of Aslan Abashidze. Living with Caucasians has an interesting on-the-ground perspective on the events before the flight of Abashidze

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April 24, 2004

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by Nick Barlow

Voting takes place today in the Cypriot referendums on the UN peace plan. The final polls indicated that Turkish Cypriots would vote in favour while Greek Cypriots would vote against.

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April 1, 2004

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by Nick Barlow

Kofi Annan has now produced a final plan for Cyprus which will be put to referendums in the two halves of the island

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March 31, 2004

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by Nick Barlow

The Greek government doubts that an agreement over Cyprus will be reached before the deadline for negotiations to conclude, which will mean Kofi Annan will be required to impose a solution before referendums are held

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March 14, 2004

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by Nick Barlow

Another search for Radovan Karadzic has ended in failure

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